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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1889

Page

9

Cheyenne Board Foresees Iron Blast Furnace Hope

The Cheyenne Board of Trade discusses a proposed blast furnace and iron industry at a public meeting. Mr I B Bartlett argues Cheyenne can match steel centers with low fuel and ore costs, urging capital investment to grow the city and related mining ventures. A public meeting is set for Wednesday at City Hall to discuss corner stone, duct, and blast furnace plans.

Board of Trade Board of Trustees Cheyenne Pullman Sys Holcomb Major Glafcke Fairview Lode Silver Crown Committee On Mines and Mining George W. Seevers Altman Teller I. S. Bartlett Bartlett Denver Chamber of Commerce Denver Tallapoosa Georgia Birmingham Alabama Hartville Rocky Mountain New York Cleveland Pittsburg Chicago Rock Springs Missouri West Virginia Tennessee Sron A. D. Kelley

Baseball Opens With High Attendance in Cheyenne and Laramie

In Cheyenne and Laramie, baseball drew a large crowd at University grounds and fair grounds. Rhodes Troxell Juniors defeated Laramie Stars 28 to 23, prompting plans for a return game. Capitols beat the Fort Kunsible Soldier nine 18 to 11, marking Capitols debut in new uniforms.

Cheyenne Ort Kuasell Laramie Gem City University Rhodes 1 Troxell Laramie Stars KR. &T EE. Moffattb Capitols

Uinta County Backs Early Statehood Move

Uinta County commissioners adopt resolutions urging Governor to initiate a constitutional convention under Senate Bill 2445. They request districting and delegate allocation if other counties join, with Converse, Sheridan, and Carbon counties expected to follow.

Laramie County Board of Commissioners Uinta County Warren Shannon I.C Winslow John R. Arnold Felows United States Senate Wuereas Senate Converse Sheridan Carbon

Social Week Notes From Vanity Fair of 1589

A brief social roundup reports limited entertainments due to weather and spring duties. Garrison officers host a pleasant German with novel favors and ices. local and Fort Russell guests are listed along with a Clare de Lune luncheon, recitations, and music by Clementi Beethoven and Mozart.

Warren Jeffrey Parshall Paul Brewster van Tassel John Hunton John Gill Walker Bonfils Maynard Crook Morgan Henderson Vallery Whipple Major Whipple David Birmingham Bernd Playart Ava Fort Russell Henry Hay Clare de Lune Club Charles Humphrey Camp Carlin Chinniworth Hellman Causey Moonlight Miss McFarland Canada Clementi Beethoven Mozart Crescent Committee Presbyterian Church J. L. Murray Patten Dan Swan F. W. Ellis Hayder O. P. Cowhick Denleens Vanity Fair Misses Force West Miss Crook Missouri Miss Bergman Mother Blanche Moore

Business Proposition in Hartville Iron Claims Sale

S Barrner offers to value ten iron claims held by himself and donate half the cash to establish iron works at Cheyenne. He challenges Mayor Riner on claim prices, proposes a disinterested valuation by Prof Ricketts, and pledges contracts to mine and ship large ore quantities for five years with bonds. He urges fair deals with bona fide investors to build iron industries.

Sun Sin Board of Trade Riner Hartville Iron Committee Ricketts Cheyenne S. Barrner

Real Estate Men Plan Shop Cornerstone Ceremony

Real estate men gathered at A. RB. Whitely's office last night and noted light business. They pledged to cooperate with the board of trade on arrangements for the shop cornerstone laying set for Wednesday night.

A. RB. Whitely Board of Trade

Land Prospectus for Fremont County Wy Sold Lots and Land

Elevation four thousand feet above sea level and surrounded by 100000 fertile acres. Timber and coal abundant nearby. Town rapidly developing. Corner lots priced at 30 dollars and inside lots at 20 dollars. For details contact F. S. Wood proprietor Otto and county surveyor Fremont County Wyoming. First Lander Bank Lander. N. H. Brown Lander.

F. S. Wood Otto Fremont Co Wyoming First Lander Bank Lander N. H. Brown

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